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Case Analysis Seminar Assessment for Fitzpatrick v Sterling Housing
LAWS1006 - Foundations of Law
9 Found helpful • 5 Pages • Essays / Projects • Year: Pre-2021
Case analysis assessment - Foundations of law USYD 1. State the relevant facts 2. Describe the procedural history 3. Identify the legal issue(s) before the court 4. Describe the result 5. State the ratio(nes) decidendi & obiter dicta 6. Opinion of the dissenting judge - what status does that opinion have? 7. Describe the statutes interpreted 8. Identify the cases cited & state the legal issue w which each case is concerned & the way in which the case is used by the judges in reaching their decision. Consider your response in terms of the descriptors of legal decision-making: is the case applied, followed, considered, distinguished, over-ruled etc? 9. Describe any other materials (not cases nor legislation) to which the judges refer 10. Describe the interaction between case law & legislation in this decision
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